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This is a rework of Rosa Canina by Mary Lattimore.
Originally composed by Neufeld, Parry, and Foon, ‘Rosa Canina’ was inspired by dreams, a space where time and memory fold together. As Rebecca Foon explains, “Here, we move beyond physical, intellectual understanding. The main melody of the piece follows a winding line, oscillating around the dominant drone. ‘Rose Canina’ calls us into a dream world where time and space are fluid, where perhaps for this moment humanity is united in a transcendent experience, like watching the unveiling of a rose in all its beauty.”
This is a rework of Rosa Canina by Mary Lattimore.
Originally composed by Neufeld, Parry, and Foon, ‘Rosa Canina’ was inspired by dreams, a space where time and memory fold together. As Rebecca Foon explains, “Here, we move beyond physical, intellectual understanding. The main melody of the piece follows a winding line, oscillating around the dominant drone. ‘Rose Canina’ calls us into a dream world where time and space are fluid, where perhaps for this moment humanity is united in a transcendent experience, like watching the unveiling of a rose in all its beauty.”